Reconciliation week

This week's Freebie Friday giveaway is a page of Indigenous games! These games provide a fun variation on more commonly-known western games like chasey, hide-and-seek, tunnel ball etc. As well as being an enjoyable and effective way to burn energy, this hands-on approach is a great way to teach

Aboriginal art. Accessed from EYLF/NQF - Ideas & Discussions (facebook page)

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If you are looking for a First Nations children's book to use for your modelled reading lesson, that incorporates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures as a part of your history program, for Reconciliation or NAIDOC Week. Then come and check out Finding Our Heart by Thomas Mayor and illustrated by Blak Douglas. It is a perfect children's picture book, about the Uluru Statement for our youngest of Children. Just one way you can "Be Brave. Make Change."

My beautiful friend, Kirsty, asked me if I had some suggested titles/resources for Reconciliation Week and that was a prompt for me to create another post focused on First Nations titles and resour…

You can use these Indigenous Symbols Flashcards to teach children about art as a method of communication, including what they mean and the history behind them.